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Vertigo – Personalizing adherence support with Patient Support Programs

Patient Support Programs (PSPs) are behavioral interventions designed to help patients adhere to their medication…

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Vertigo – How do Patient Support Programs impact adherence?

Some Patient Support Programs (PSPs) considerably increase adherence rates while others only have limited…

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Vertigo – Activating patients to improve adherence

The Patient Activation Measure (PAM) and Medication Adherence Questionnaire (MAQ) are tools providers can use to…

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Vertigo – Understanding Patient Attitudes: The Health Belief Model

The Health Belief Model (HBM) is a model to help understand what patients believe about their health The HBM…

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Vertigo – Patient adherence: An opportunity for improving outcomes

Key Messages The rapid increase in vertigo disease determinants such as ageing are transforming healthcare…

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Vertigo – Two systems of thought: Why “rational” people make “irrational”…

Key messages: Recent breakthroughs in behavioral science demonstrate that people make decisions, including…

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Heuristics and decision-making: What are the effects on adherence for patients…

Key messages: The human mind has evolved to make decisions and draw the most plausible conclusions regardless…

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Patient behavior and the drivers of vertigo treatment adherence

Key Messages Non-adherence factors may be organized into five categories: socioeconomic, health care team and…

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